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Her dressing was expected. No matter how much you pretend, you are who you really are. |
What if the News of his death was a cover up for him to escape? |
If she is no longer a Virgin. Dazol. |
Nlfpmod |
Not every guy is comfortable with dating or marrying a single mother. But since 90% of ladies are extremely secretive, how will you know if a lady is a single mother, without asking her? Follow up from: https://www.nairaland.com/6477303/how-leave-single-mother-without
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Padipadi:Islam |
He was a very good man, by human assessment. A jovial and social personality. I will miss him much. A very talented football maestro. A professional referee by the best standard. A Catholic Priest. And a professional licensed Pharmacist. Just 4 months ago, we were rejoicing with him as he celebrated 40 years birthday. And today he has been murdered by some Igbo youths who are unrepentant criminals. RIP Fr Chukwujekwu Tobias Okonkwo. |
Here is a detailed list of Terrorist Countries and Countries that actively support Terrorism but which are not Muslim counties. Below is a list of state-backed terrorism not affiliated with Islamic states: Africa 1. *Democratic Republic of the Congo*: The government has been accused of supporting militias involved in terrorist activities. 2. *Rwanda*: The Rwandan government has been linked to supporting rebel groups in the Democratic Republic of the Congo. Asia 1. *Sri Lanka*: The Sri Lankan government has been accused of supporting paramilitary groups involved in terrorist activities against Tamil separatists. 2. *Myanmar (Burma)*: The Myanmar military has been accused of supporting Buddhist extremist groups involved in terrorist activities against Rohingya Muslims. Europe 1. *Russia*: Russia has been accused of supporting separatist groups in Ukraine and other neighboring countries. 2. *Serbia*: The Serbian government has been accused of supporting paramilitary groups involved in terrorist activities during the Yugoslav Wars. Latin America 1. *Venezuela*: The Venezuelan government has been accused of supporting leftist guerrilla groups involved in terrorist activities in Colombia. 2. *Cuba*: Cuba has been accused of supporting leftist guerrilla groups involved in terrorist activities in various Latin American countries. Other 1. *North Korea*: The North Korean government has been accused of supporting terrorist groups and engaging in state-sponsored terrorism. 2. *Syria (under Assad regime)*: The Syrian government has been accused of supporting terrorist groups and engaging in state-sponsored terrorism. Please note that this list is not exhaustive, and the classification of "state-backed terrorism" can be subjective and dependent on various sources and perspectives. |
That statement is inaccurate and perpetuates a harmful stereotype. The assumption that all terrorists are Muslims is a misconception that has been debunked by numerous studies and experts. Terrorism is a complex phenomenon that cannot be attributed to a single religion, ethnicity, or ideology. People from various backgrounds and faiths have been responsible for terrorist acts throughout history. According to a study by the University of Maryland's Global Terrorism Database, between 2002 and 2018, only about 28% of terrorist attacks worldwide were carried out by groups affiliated with or inspired by Islamic extremism. It's essential to recognize that the vast majority of Muslims are peaceful, law-abiding citizens who condemn terrorism and violence. Stereotyping and stigmatizing entire communities based on the actions of a few individuals can lead to harmful consequences, including increased Islamophobia, social exclusion, and radicalization. It's crucial to promote nuanced understanding, respect, and inclusion, rather than perpetuating inaccurate and divisive stereotypes. |
Not all Muslims are terrorists, but all terrorists are Muslims. Ain't it? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5SiriGSe4R0?si=-MUNKauFMKkWBJWI |
I never cared about this woman. I don't even know her. But when I saw the viral video of workers in her former Ministry dancing and celebrating her being sacked, then I concluded that she must be the most upright and best Public Servant in Nigeria, since after the death of Prof Dora Akunyili. For Nigerian Civil Servants, who are the most corrupt in the world, to rejoice like that, then I have known all I need to know about the woman. If you think Nigerian politicians are more corrupt than your civil servants, then you are completely an Outsider. |
ebubenmuo:Keep on begging. Did your father beg to feed you? If yes, then go on. Maybe it's a family thing for you. But if no, then why begging strangers? Only mad people beg from strangers. Don't you have friends and family members? In real life people have toxic attitude and character and that is why you have no friends or family members that can assist you. And you are here online begging total strangers. Curse be placed on you forever for doing so. So disgraceful people that lack both shame and family training. Useless people everywhere. No wonder Nigeria is so backwards. Spits. |
Ellapthia:If you do not stop today, you will continue to beg until you die. |
ebubenmuo:You will keep on begging until the day you die. Go on. |
I bought Parents stock today in Benin City. N30,000 |
HONEYWELL FLOUR MILLS JUMPS BY 32% AMIDST FREE FLOAT ISSUE Honeywell Flour Plc recorded a strong price uptick in the equities market as investors increased their positions in the food company’s shares amidst its free float compliance issue. Share price increased by 31.5% over five trading sessions in the equities market, from N4.60 at the beginning of the trading week due to steep demand. Investors increased bets on Honeywell Flour Mills in the local bourse last week. The bargain hunting was driven by pure sentiments and expectations that earnings would improve in the coming quarters. Also, Honeywell Flour Mills parent, Flour Mills of Nigeria, is planning to exit the local bourse after Excelsior Shipping acquired the largest share in the food company with an offer to buy out minority shareholders. This could affect Honeywell too, some market analysts said, noting that Siloam Global Services Limited, a company associated with its erstwhile majority shareholder, Oba Otudeko, only owns 7.79%. With about 86% under significant shareholders, the company told the Nigerian Exchange it failed to meet free float requirements for companies listed on the main board in 2023. In 2024, its 14.46% free float rate has not changed, and the stock price has been on holiday for a possible rally. According to data from the Nigerian Exchange, Honeywell Flour, which opened at N4.60 per share, ended the week at N6.05 due to bargain hunting. The company’s value increased to N47.977 billion in the Nigerian Exchange platform after the latest market re-rating of the fast-moving consumer goods stock. The company rally had eased following its acquisition by Flour Mills of Nigeria. At the end of trading session, Honeywell Flour Mills was trading at about 6% discount to its 52-week high. However, the stock has doubled down on its 52-week low of N3 per share. In 2021, Flour Mills of Nigeria Plc. bought a 5.06% equity stake owned by FBN Holdings in Honeywell as the company acquired 71.69% of Honeywell Flour Mills from its majority shareholder, the Honeywell Group. Total substantial shareholding in Honeywell Flour Mills was 85.54% at the end of the second quarter of the financial year 2025, ending in September 2024. Honeywell Flour Mills Plc registered a free float percentage of 14.46% as of 30 September 2024, which was not fully compliant with the Exchange’s free float requirements for companies listed on the Main Board. |
emmanuelewumi:*ARDOVA PLC MULLS RETURN TO NGX LISTING* Ardova Plc has disclosed that it is finalizing arrangements to return to the Nigerian Exchange Limited (NGX) as part of its strategic restructuring. The company’s Chief Executive Officer, Mr. Moshood Olajide, made this disclosure during a press briefing held to commemorate Ardova’s 60th anniversary celebration, themed “60 Years of Energising Progress with Endless Possibilities.” “We are planning a return to the Nigerian Exchange Limited. It’s a key part of our growth strategy,” said Olajide. “We are currently consolidating our position and once we’re ready, our first move will be to return to the NGX.” Olajide highlighted that Ardova is making the largest investment in the downstream oil and gas sector, reaffirming the company’s commitment to its growth and sustainability. “We are here to stay,” he emphasized. “The investments we are putting back into the business demonstrate our dedication to expansion and resilience. This should reassure stakeholders of our sustainability as a business.” Olajide elaborated on Ardova’s comprehensive portfolio, noting that it remains one of the few downstream oil and gas companies offering a full slate of products, including PMS, AGO, ATK, LPG, phase oil, lubricants, and bitumen. “This product diversity speaks to our revenue resilience and our ability to sustain stakeholder returns by mitigating risks,” he stated. The CEO also reaffirmed Ardova’s adherence to high corporate governance standards. “The governance standards we maintained while listed on the stock exchange remain intact,” he said. “We continue to uphold rigorous internal controls on financial reporting and governance systems. Investments in technology further bolster these controls, ensuring the sustainability of our business.” Olajide expressed confidence in Ardova’s performance across various benchmarks. “We’ve maintained exceptional standards in every area stakeholder would evaluate. This reflects our commitment to excellence and our readiness for the next phase of growth,” he concluded. Speaking on the company’s profitability, the Ardova CEO maintained that, considering the enormous investment put into technology and other aspect of the business, they expect to see enhanced efficiency in its operations and profitability. “We project into the future, that our numbers will improve, even in the coming years. From our revenue perspective, from the volume delivered to the market, and the net return perspective”, he added. Meanwhile, Ardova Plc had said that investments made in 2021 contributed to the growth in revenue, sales volume, and profits. It disclosed this in a statement on its ‘2021 audited financial statements and Q1, 2022 unaudited financial results’. The statement said, “The company posted a profit of N1.54bn in the year ended 31 December, 2021. However, losses from subsidiaries Axles and Cartage, and newly acquired Enyo Retail and Supply Limited created a group net loss position of N3.8bn. “In Q1 2022, AP’s performance shows significant improvements as yields from investments made in 2021 contribute to growth in revenue, sales volume, and profits.” Ardova Plc had on July 26 delisted its shares from the Nigerian Exchange Limited (NGX), ending a 53-year-old listing after its precursor, African Petroleum was admitted to the stock market. The delisting was pursuant to the scheme of arrangements between Ardova and holders of its fully paid ordinary shares as approved by the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) and sanctioned by the court. Ardova reached an agreement that sees minority shareholders get 2.9 per cent more than the settlement price the acquiring investor initially offered them. Ardova Plc’s return to the NGX is anticipated to reinforce its position as a leading player in Nigeria’s downstream oil and gas industry while offering renewed opportunities for investors and stakeholders. |
Is it possible to have shares with the Registrar, but those shares are not displayed by your Stockbroker on your Portfolio? What could be the cause? What could be the solution? |
The units TOE wants to acquire is very little. Less than 2.5million units. Why not buy it from the floor of the house instead of going through the MTO route? |
Firstcitizen:Yeah you are right. |
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Allee90:Whenever a righteous man dies, the Heavens rejoice. Similar joy I have when any politician dies, especially if the person dies after a prolonged and suffering sickness. |
Very good news. |
helinues:Still not clear. |
They deserve what they got. |
Nothing wrong with this. When the wrong one really starts, Una go know. |
If you cannot give to a man what you give to your husband, don't ask from that man, what you supposed to ask from your husband. |
You say 10k is chicken change to you, yet you have no money to buy Data. Avoid people who do like this. |
Lost Friends Finder: Have you lost contact with a Friend and want to reconnect? Nairaland is a big space, though anonymous. If there is any friend you have lost contact with, and really want to reconnect with him or her, mention his or her name on this thread. Someone may help you to easily locate the person. You may include the persons last known location or any other details that can make the it easier for the person to be located for you. Could be your previous friends while in Primary School, Secondary School, University, Polytechnic, NYSC, work place, etc etc. |
Gbolarshow:Gbola-don-show (Gbolarshow) for a reason |
